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Quote: Mukjar offers a sobering look at the results of a government victory: Impoverished and frightened ethnic Africans huddle in refugee camps where they survive on humanitarian aid, while Arab nomads control the hinterland, threatening any farmer who tries to return. "They did such a good job at cleansing the region in 2003 that there's not much left to fight over," said an aid worker, who like all others interviewed insisted on not being quoted by name for fear of being expelled by the government. Aid workers say the town is like "a security bubble," where refugees can live in relative safety as long as they don't venture more than a mile or so into the countryside. Janjaweed fighters still stroll through the marketplace, automatic rifles slung over their shoulders. "We live side by side with the murderers of our families, and we can't do anything," said Ibrahim.